TRI Commercial / CORFAC International reported that U.S. data center spending totaled $11.5 billion with first quarter 2026 coming at $36.9 billion.
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“Data centers and the Multiplier effect” column summary by BY ED DEL BECCARO Investors are taking note that data centers are the new major property type they should be c…
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TRI Commercial / CORFAC International
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- San Francisco, US
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- 51–200 employees
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